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This is an article about Digital Media Collaboratory out of University of Texas at Austin’s IC2 institute and how they are working to develop computer and video games that can be used by schools.
This article discusses Virginia's decision to pilot a program using the video game DimensionM in order to raise math test scores, and inspire students.
This is an ERIC full text article about a teacher who piloted a unit using a video game that was not intended to be educational. The game captured students' attention and could be used to connect to the state standards.
This article is a blog that describes ways teachers are tapping into the gaming passion in order to teach various subjects through project oriented games and simluations.
This article talks about the power of gaming and how it can be used to harness student attention, enhance creativity and critical thinking and transform assessments.
This article, dated 2003, discusses a number of games that proved educational including the Beer Game originally created at MIT in the 1960s to introduce people to the concepts of system dynamics.
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